Sustainable Energy in America 2025 Factbook

Tracking Market & Policy Trends

The Sustainable Energy in America Factbook provides valuable year-over-year data and insights on the American energy transformation.

American Sustainable Energy Technologies Are Ready to Meet Increasing Energy Demand

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The Sustainable Energy in America Factbook – produced annually for the Business Council for Sustainable Energy by BloombergNEF – provides valuable year-over-year data and insights on the American energy expansion.

In 2024, U.S. power generation reached its highest volume in two decades, driven by growth in renewable energy technologies and by stable natural gas generation capacity. These energy growth sectors face favorable market conditions as the United States eyes rising energy demand.

The 2025 Sustainable Energy in America Factbook covers the progress of the energy efficiency, natural gas, and renewable energy sectors. Download the report to find the latest data on these clean energy industries, as well as sustainable infrastructure, energy storage, hydrogen, renewable natural gas, electric vehicles, digitalization, industrial emissions, carbon capture and storage, and more.

Key Trends

The United States is on the cusp of a new era of energy expansion — and BCSE’s diversified, sustainable energy portfolio is ready to meet this increasing demand. Dive into the trends by reading the Top Six Takeaways from the 2025 Factbook.

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State-Specific Facts

The Minnesota Energy Factsheet is a companion to the 2025 Factbook that outlines key trends in Minnesota’s energy sector. As America invests in cleaner, cheaper, and more reliable energy, Minnesota continues to be a leader both regionally and nationally.

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“Accurate, trustworthy data is invaluable for anyone working to understand these trends and forces impacting our energy system. The Sustainable Energy in America Factbook is a fantastic resource for anyone who works on energy policy.”

– Richard Meyer, Vice President, Energy Markets, Analysis and Standards, American Gas Association (AGA)

“The findings from this year’s Factbook reaffirm that an all-of-the-above energy strategy is the best approach to meeting our growing electricity demand while strengthening the economy and reducing global emissions.”

– Heather Reams, President, CRES Forum

“As we continue to make strides toward a sustainable future, the insights provided by the Factbook are invaluable to our planning and progress. At SMUD, our 2030 Zero Carbon Plan reflects our commitment to leading the charge in clean energy innovation.”

– Paul Lau, Chief Executive Officer, Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD)

“The Factbook consistently provides insight and intelligence on the most timely business and investment trends across the energy sector in America. The Factbook’s clear and compelling visualizations serve as important tools for industry participants and decision-makers.”

– Kathleen Frangione, Executive Director, Sustainability, JPMorgan Chase & Co.

2025 Factbook Sponsors

The Sustainable Energy in America Factbook was commissioned by BCSE and supported by the generous contributions of the following sponsors:

Previous Factbooks

The Sustainable Energy in America Factbook is an annual publication by BloombergNEF and BCSE, with the first edition produced in 2012. Find all ten previous editions of the Factbook below.

Previous Factbooks